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This glass and silver-framed water pitcher was made for the New York Central Railroad by the International Silver Company in 1948, It stands 9" tall and is in excellent condition with some wear evident on the glass where bulges out (common on these pieces). The finial has the NYC marking used on Century-style silverware. Nice example of post-war silver used on the Twentieth Century Limited and other NYC streamliners. Free shipping. If you are interested in railroad dining car items, be sure to check my book "Silver in the Diner," the definitive guide to dining car silverware. The 400-page hardbound book has a wealth of information on the history of dining service on American railroads. See www.silverinthediner.com. Also currently listed on .
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